Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, a prominent figure in the pro-life movement in the UK, who notably made headlines after being arrested for silently praying outside an abortion center, calls in to share her experience with Patrick. She comments on the controversial buffer zones in front of abortion clinics, wrongful arrests, and the increasing restrictions on freedom of speech and thought in her country. Patrick and Isabel dive deep into the implications of these actions, the polarization in local communities, and the resilience of pro-life advocates like Adam Smith-Connor, who face legal repercussions for their beliefs. Tune in as Isabel opens up about the challenges and support received from international pro-life communities and hear Patrick’s message of solidarity and encouragement for all those fighting for their rights to pray and speak freely.

• Jenny (email) – I’m looking for a Catholic rehabilitation center for alcoholics (00:39)
• Christopher – My pastor said that the Eucharistic Ministers hands are consecrated. (02:52)
• Esmeralda – If babies can be baptized, why do we need to take classes in order to get baptized when we’re older? (15:02)
• Kaden – Can husband and wife ever commit the sin of gossip? (22:54)
• David (13-years-old) – Are magic tricks that magicians do at kid’s parties bad? (28:57)
• Denise – I’m a Eucharistic Minister and I don’t feel worthy.  I have a pastor who has two different parishes, and he is stretched to the limit. (30:57)
• *Isabel – I was arrested outside an abortion clinic for praying silently (36:43)
• Mary – I was told that God created three religions. (46:022)
• Henry – Is being a hypocrite a sin? (49:25)

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